in-Channel Window Visors Rain Guards Shield for 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota Regular Cab, 2Pcs Window Vent Wind Deflectors Visors Shades for 97-04 Dakota

Did not fit exactly as I was hoping. It does have a small gap at the bottom , on the front windows. It is universal fit, and of course it won’t be perfect. But does it work? In my case, yes. It doesn’t whistle because of the small gap. It’s fields the wind and rain. It doesn’t whistle exactly what it’s made to do. It’s holding up well. Made it through winter with no issues. I’ve been through the car wash and had no problems. They were very simple to install. The tape is already in place, you just peel and stick. I cleaned my GMC Acadia well, dried the doors, placed the wind guards on and applied a little pressure. I picked a warm day to apply them just to be safe. I like the look. I’d buy them again. H

fits great and looks good. very easy install and perfect for protecting yourself in the rain

Put a set on for my 2007 Toyota Camry. Arrived quickly, they look nice from afar. Close up you can see some janky edges where it looks like it was scraped / machined improperly. Instructions inside were easy enough to understand. They didn't 100% fit, maybe like 99.5%. literally less than millimeters off from being perfectly aligned, but to me it isn't that big of a deal. To anyone seeking absolute perfection at this price, you're expecting way too much. Also, probably a me thing, but when trying to remove the protective wrap from the adhesive, the entire adhesive strip started to yank up too. So be careful not to strip the entire thing off. Keeps the rain out when I need it to, keeps it cooler inside, and I hate window fog. So its doing what its meant to do despite the little imperfections at a fraction of the cost of other namebrand companies.

I have a 2012 RAV4 so I thought this would be perfect since it’s literally the car in the pictures. Fairly disappointed, but I will go through the pros and cons.Pros: seems decent quality, adhesive is decent, sunlight protection as well.Cons: does not fit inside the window slot as advertised on their pictures. Even the back seat windows doesn’t fit in at all, it’s too wide for the window dimensions. Didn’t want to have to stick them on the outer side, but was forced to, the look isn’t terrible luckily since my RAV4 is black however I’m worried about the adhesive getting wet and just straight up falling off, we shall see… will update after a few weeks.

It was relatively easy to install. Make sure you clean the area before you pull the red sticker off and press, it's on. Easy breezy. Now both sides my truck have a rain guard on it. It is an exact fit for Chevy S10 LS

These are my favorite rain guards. I actually bought them on my last car Toyota Camry. They’re the best of the best because they’re on the outside so they don’t ruin your window, but they also have the clips so it’s extra sturdy and supported and the 3M tape is top quality Highly recommend yeah it’s a little expensive but worth it it would last the lifetime of your vehicle

They look good and fit my 05 Nissan Armada Le perfect. It's going to be great this summer to leave my windows cracked and also when it rains. I'm satisfied. Adhesive is great long as you properly clean the surface.. FYI I have put on many window rain guards and regular rubbing alcohol is all I've ever used to clean around the door and I've never had adhering issues.

2016 Express van. These came well packed so they are damage free. They are the right shape, length, and size but they do not follow the body curvature at all. The corners were popping up. See pics. I was able to get all but the tips to lay down with a lot of heat.**They have been holding on fine after a month, even through ice, negative temps, car washes, etc. These deserve credit for their adhesion.**They are not very tall/deep so they don't block a lot of wind but they do block rain.Application method used: Cleaned the area with 80% alcohol. Applied heat to tape before during and after install to get it to grab and help form to the body. Heated a couple extra times, pressing in against body as I went along, then taped over the edges to allow adhesive to cure while blocking the wind. Left the tape in place for a few days.